Esther Ritz contemporary fine art
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Exhibits -Recent
Esther Ritz Solo Show
Read-Johnson Contemporary Arts Gallery
1807 Second Street
Sante Fe
Summer 2005
Read-Johnson Contemporary Arts Gallery
1807 Second Street
Sante Fe
Summer 2005
Exhibits -Permanent
Purchased by Forest City, these works are on permanent display in the lobby of The Mercantile Place at 1800 Main Street in Dallas, TX.
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Exhibits -Current
August 7 - August 29, 2009
TVAA Citation Show
ArtCentre of Plano at 1039 E. 15th St@Avenue K in Plano
May 16 - June 20, 2009
Haley Henman Gallery in Dallas
Group Show featuring:
Esther Ritz
Jerry E. Smith
Sergio A. Delgado
TVAA Citation Show
ArtCentre of Plano at 1039 E. 15th St@Avenue K in Plano
May 16 - June 20, 2009
Haley Henman Gallery in Dallas
Group Show featuring:
Esther Ritz
Jerry E. Smith
Sergio A. Delgado
500X Gallery
Group Show
October 10 - 31
Dallas, Texas
Non-Objective Group Show
Texas Visual Arts Association Gallery in the Plaza of Americas--it runs August 1 - 31
The show then moves to the Decor Gallery and continues from September 1 - October 29
Group Show
October 10 - 31
Dallas, Texas
Non-Objective Group Show
Texas Visual Arts Association Gallery in the Plaza of Americas--it runs August 1 - 31
The show then moves to the Decor Gallery and continues from September 1 - October 29
December 2008
Winter Show at the Dallas Arts Revue
Shown at right, "Vanish"
JR Compton, art critic and curator for the show, said,"Esther Ritz' subtle mystery of Vanish on the invitation is still flowers, if I want them to be, but I also see a writhing dynamic under its buttered popcorn sky, of red and subtle hints of red on black shadowy ground, an unbound dance of the sugar plum furies, a flurry of Epiphyllum, exotic daisies, maybe poppies, intense crimson of the life bloody landscape swirling the force that through the red fuse drives our lives."
Winter Show at the Dallas Arts Revue
Shown at right, "Vanish"
JR Compton, art critic and curator for the show, said,"Esther Ritz' subtle mystery of Vanish on the invitation is still flowers, if I want them to be, but I also see a writhing dynamic under its buttered popcorn sky, of red and subtle hints of red on black shadowy ground, an unbound dance of the sugar plum furies, a flurry of Epiphyllum, exotic daisies, maybe poppies, intense crimson of the life bloody landscape swirling the force that through the red fuse drives our lives."
Vanish